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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume I, Issue 237, 8 December 1866, Page 1

NOTICE. THE New Zealand Steam Navigation Company (Limited), will. not. for the fature Recognise or Pay: any ACCOUNTS,, for Stores or Supplies to any of their Vessels, -unless ,'suppiied on the WRITTEN ORDER of theundefsigried. ' : CURTIS BROTHERS, ... >- .i Agents. Nelson,' sth December, 1866. 1399 N OT IC E> rpHE DUN MOUNTAIN BUS will be laid up JL ;; for repairs, for a feAv days. . 1367 J, T. & C. BRAY. N OT I C E. SUBURBAN NORTH: 0' ~WNFiRS":or/ OCCUPIERS of LAND^or TENE- '•■ MENTS" "in' the; above district &re" hereby required to: make a RETURN of .the quantity and nature.of all. the .LANDS or TENEMENTS owned or., occupied by them, together- with i the estimated V^LUE : df the 'same to SELL/jn accordance with the"-i'oth clause of the 1 " Country' Roads'! ; Ato'endmleht Act*; eLß<jß:'' Such returns to be made in writing, addressed. to the Chairman o'ftheyßoard, on or before the "l|th ( day of December next. . /: , Any person" as aforesaid' neglecting or refusing to make such returns, will 'not * be entitled to appeal against; any assessment made by the Board. RdBERT POLLOCK, Chairman. November 8, 1866. 1322 NOTICE OF REMOVAL. J PRATT returns thanks to Ids friends and the «* public for the liberal support they have hitherto accorded., him, and intimates that he has .REMOVED to his ' NEW. , PREMISES, BRIDGESTREfcT, AV-here he will be happy 'to be still honored Avith their patronage. ■" None but first-class meat sold. Note the Address: J.- PRATT, NEW PREMISES, Bridge-street. 136? NOTICE. J A. LANGFORD has, THIS DAY, DIS- • SOLVED . all mutual arrangements with Mr. J. DE. CARLE, J; A. Langftird 'therefore begs respectfully to inform his old arid neAv customers, that he will henceforth' continue , .to CARRY ON the Grocery aud General BUSINESS in his own name solely; and will always" study to supply those aa-lio favor him with their 1 orders with the' best articles at the lowest possible prices. J. A.. L. return's thanks for .their past encouragement, and trusts to merit a continued support. J. A. LANGFORD. December 1, 1866. 1371 /^IRANT' & FLOWERDAY, BAKERS, &c, KX Bridge-street. Two-pound LOAF, 3d. PICNIC; BISCUITS, 9d.' per lb. SHIP BISCUPT equally low'. Shipping supplied. ' 4lb. LOAF, 6p. 1391 DOWN" AGAIN ! DOWN AGAIN ! ! BEST BREAD, 4d. THE 2lb. LOAF ! ! A 1 at LLOYD'S, Nile-street Bridge Bakery and Grocery Store. N.B. Encourage "the man who has brought 'the Bread down 40 .. per cent. in. price, and who gives full weight in .the bargain. 1347 CADELL & SCOTT, MAITAI BREWERY, Hardy-street Bridge. PUBLICANS and Private Families supplied with ' the.best article. . Orders received" by Mr. W- M. Stanton, Trafalgarstreet, and Captain Heffef, the Wood. N.B; — Barm 'and Grains ahvays on hand at the j Brewery. 1400 PEARLS and BEADS' in great variety, for making • -Head-dresses.- 'Baskets) Mats,&c., and a variety of Fancy Goods, suitable for presents and the coining Bazaar.- , . R. SMART, Brompton House, ! Coltfngwobd-street, Nelson. 1384